Okeysen Grey Ergonomic Leather Office Chair, Adjustable Swivel for Home Office

I just upgraded my home office with this Okeysen grey leather chair, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer. When I first got it, I was pretty skeptical—I mean, I’ve been through so many “ergonomic” chairs that ended up killing my back after a week. But this one? Not bad at all.
The look is what grabbed me first. It’s got this sleek, modern vibe that actually made my messy home office look kind of professional for once. The grey faux leather with that aluminum base is way more stylish than my old cloth chair that was starting to look sad after years of coffee spills. And it comes with a 1-year warranty, which gave me some peace of mind since I tend to be pretty rough on furniture.
Setting it up wasn’t too terrible—took me maybe 20 minutes while half-watching Netflix. Everything came in one box, and the instructions were clear enough that even I couldn’t mess it up too badly.
Comfort-wise, I’m genuinely impressed. The back support hits just right for my lower back, which has been giving me trouble ever since I started working from home full-time. The seat cushion is thicker than I expected—definitely thicker than my previous chair where I could feel the base after an hour. I’ve been sitting in this thing for 8+ hour workdays for a couple weeks now, and my usual mid-afternoon back pain has eased up quite a bit.
The adjustability is pretty handy. I can raise and lower it super easily with one button, which is great because my desk is slightly taller than standard. The recline feature is what sold me though—I can kick back during those boring Zoom calls (camera off, obviously) and stretch out. You can adjust how much resistance there is when you lean back too, which is nice since I’m on the heavier side.
Speaking of which, this chair seems solid enough to handle my weight without creaking or feeling unstable. The specs say it holds up to 330 lbs, and I believe it. The wheels roll smoothly over my area rug and hardwood floors without leaving marks, which my landlord would appreciate if he knew.
Size-wise, it’s pretty perfect for my small home office. The seat is wide enough (around 20 inches) that I don’t feel cramped, but the chair doesn’t take up as much space as those massive executive chairs. I’m 5’10” and the height adjustment works great for me—I imagine it would work for most people unless you’re extremely tall.
If I had to nitpick, the armrests aren’t adjustable, which would’ve been nice, but they’re padded enough that it doesn’t really bother me. And while the faux leather looks premium, I’m curious how it’ll hold up over time—my last “leather” chair started peeling after a year. But for now, it’s super easy to wipe clean when I inevitably spill my coffee.
Overall, this chair has been a solid upgrade to my WFH setup. It’s comfier than my old chair by miles, looks way more professional on video calls, and my back isn’t screaming at me by the end of the day. For the quality, I feel like I got a pretty good deal.